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From six-person startups to a $6.3 billion take-private: October's extraordinary month for Israeli tech exits
01.11.26
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CTech
October had nine deals, about the year’s average, but roughly $8.9 billion in stated or estimated value, nearly double the next-largest month.
Varonis’ $6.3 billion sale shows the risks of growing old in cybersecurity
17.10.26
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Sophie Shulman
The Israeli-founded company is being acquired after years of struggling to keep pace with the shift to cloud software and the rise of AI. Its exit raises questions about whether younger cybersecurity companies should pursue an IPO or sell while valuations are high.
“One plus one could equal five”: Varonis CEO on $6.3 billion Proofpoint deal
16.10.26
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Sophie Shulman
Yaki Faitelson says the companies’ complementary technologies create an opportunity to build a major cybersecurity business as AI agents increase the need to protect sensitive data.
Why Proofpoint is paying $6.3 billion for Israeli-founded Varonis
16.10.26
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CTech
The acquisition combines Proofpoint’s focus on email and human security with Varonis’ data protection technology, as AI agents gain access to sensitive corporate information. It follows a turbulent year for Varonis shares, which plunged nearly 49% in a single session before recovering.
Proofpoint to acquire Israeli-founded Varonis in $6.3 billion all-cash deal
16.10.26
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Sophie Shulman
The transaction will give Varonis shareholders $49.75 per share, a 52% premium to the stock's June closing price before initial sale rumors. The deal will take the Nasdaq-listed data security company private and expand Proofpoint's capabilities in protecting enterprise data and AI agents.
Proofpoint in talks to acquire Israeli cybersecurity company Varonis
02.09.26
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Sophie Shulman
Varonis shares jumped more than 10% following reports of the talks, pushing its market value to $5.37 billion.
Varonis acquires AllTrue.ai for $150 million to oversee enterprise AI
05.02.26
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CTech
The deal expands its data-centric security platform to monitor AI behavior across organizations.
Varonis shares plunge 45% after surprise earnings miss
29.10.25
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Sophie Shulman
Investors punish Israeli-founded cyber firm for lack of warning as cloud shift raises doubts about long-term strategy.
Varonis acquires SlashNext for $150 million in AI email security push
02.09.25
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Sophie Shulman
Acquisition of California startup strengthens Israeli firm’s defenses against phishing and AI-driven attacks.
Sam Altman-backed Apex Security in advanced talks to be acquired by Varonis for up to $40M
21.01.25
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Meir Orbach
The acquisition would strengthen Varonis' AI security capabilities. Apex denies the negotiations.
Party on? High-tech's delicate dance navigating festivities in times of turmoil
26.02.24
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Diana Bahur-Nir
As the war in Gaza wages on, the Israeli high-tech industry deals with shifting from a culture of fun and excess to raising employee morale modestly in a manner "adapted to the situation"
Good offices: Varonis opens doors, hearts to evacuees
12.11.23
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Diana Bahur Nir
With the outbreak of war, Varonis took in 250 evacuees in its offices in Herzliya. "We essentially turned into a hotel," said CFO and COO Guy Melamed. A week later, Varonis moved them to a hotel that it paid for from the workers' days off.
Varonis lays off 110 employees, downsizes R&D staff
06.11.22
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Sophie Shulman
The Nasdaq-traded firm saw its share price plummet by more than a third last week following its disappointing results for the third quarter of the year